Sentence examples for data from polls from inspiring English sources

Predictwise, a Web site that combines data from polls and betting markets, estimates that the probability of him getting the nomination is sixty-six per cent.

But he said there was still a tendency to use the data from polls of voters to hint at the probable outcome.

The major television networks named Arnold Schwarzenegger the new California governor as soon as the polls closed in California, their confidence in their data from polls of voters overriding any fears of an erroneous coronation.

Gallup has released data from polls that show American's attitudes to the 20 nations that figure most prominently in news and foreign policy.

Data from polls conducted during specific high-profile labor disputes since 1945, however, indicate that actual strikes are judged on a case-by-case basis, with sympathies swinging widely between employees and company.

The archive also includes data from polling organizations based in other countries.

Note the mention of the word "research," which is political shorthand for data from polling and focus groups.

But people who have studied the reams of data from polling-stations think a second round could be much closer.

The election clearly shows the importance of freedom of information and open government as the Election Commission can now disclose the raw data from polling booths as a resource for transparency.

But it's worth pointing out that when printed out, data from polling is often voluminous for a very simple reason: The complexity of it grows exponentially as you start looking at demographic data.

Coordinating Political Action The Obama campaign's Houdini project on election day used real-time data from polling stations to adjust its "get out the vote" program.